Rushed exam, discourteously blunt manners, callous attitude re: chronic condition…read morePatient treated like nuisance to get rid of asap Felt undervalued and diminished by overall experience

Wonderful doctor! She was very professional, listened well to all my concerns and has years of…read moreexperience! She is thorough and so positive. She's delivered both my babies. Felt like she cared deeply about us and the welfare of our babies.

The best doctor I've ever had, and, sadly, I've had many. She listens and takes her time. She…read moregenuinely cares. When I had my last baby, I cried because I knew it would mean I'd see much less of her. I had a miscarriage with my first baby. My former OB brushed it off. I was unable to conceive after that loss, so I went to Dr. Faircloth. After no more than five minutes into my first appointment with her, she recognized warning signs and sent me for a lupus test. Turns out, she was right. And that's likely what caused my miscarriage. Dr. Faircloth isn't a rheumatologist, but she still recognized warning signs and got me help. Because of this, I was able to go on to have two healthy babies. Dr. Faircloth is SMART, kind, and the type of person you want caring for you. I feel so fortunate to have found her when I did.

Dr Faircloth scarred my uterus completely shut and told me it was a GI problem. During a follow-up…read morevisit she dislocated my hip and told that was also a GI problem. I had to find a different GYN and needed 3 surgeries over a year and half to correct the damage she caused. Zero stars she should not be practicing medicine

Where do I begin? I was trying to get pregnant for a year…read more I finally got pregnant and went in for an ultrasound. Everything looked healthy and normal. At my second ultrasound (at 10 weeks), the ultrasound tech saw a "second baby" in the image. The doctor confirmed it and they rushed me to the hospital for a "heterotopic pregnancy" believing that the second baby was not in the uterus and needed to be removed ASAP. The doctor got off at 5pm. I went to the hospital and got an MRI. Dr. Daniels said it was just a cyst and not a baby but the radiologists were convinced it was a baby. I asked for another opinion from a specialist and they said there is not one at the hospital and I need to go into surgery for the emergency. When I woke up, I was told there was no additional baby and they removed the cyst which is responsible for creating progesterone to keep me pregnant. It was a misdiagnosis. I had to go into unnecessary surgery in my first trimester and risk a miscarriage of my healthy baby. Not only did I have to miss work to recover but I accumulated over $3500 worth of medical bills after insurance. This is what i hoped to pay on the delivery, not to remove a cyst that they thought was a baby. I expressed my frustration and was told to bring in my medical bills and they would help me out. I brought them in and found out my doctor no longer worked there. The office then agreed to "cover my medical bills due to their mistake." I continued getting medical bills in the mail for 4 months even though every time I called the office to remind them to pay them, they assured me they would take care of them and to "not worry." They said someone would call me back. This happened on a weekly basis and nobody ever called me back. Finally my bills were about to go to collections and so I called several times in one week and had to pretty much force them to call me back. I could never get a hold of anyone and calls were never returned. When they finally called me back, i was told they would not pay my bills, 4 months later, after telling me they would on a weekly basis. The doctors were nice but the experience I had was very lousy. I was most frustrated with the office and how they told me what I wanted to hear but never followed through to pay the bills. I felt extremely deceived and had to deal with this for months. I switched health insurance and doctors and gratefully, never had to go back.

Dr. Daniels has been an incredible doctor. I have many difficulties with women's health, he knows…read moremore than anyone I have ever met with! They saw me when I had an emergency and I will never go back. They have been accommodating, understanding, and helpful. I have learned a ton about my endometriosis and have been helped out so much through my pregnancy! I would recommend Dr. Daniels to anyone!

Amazing OBGYN and delivery doctor! She always has a smile on her face. We miss her so much:)read more

This is the most lovely, knowledgeable, personable doctor I've ever met. She's taken care of me for…read moretwo of my pregnancies and been a huge blessing in my life! During my second labor, my epidural began to wear off as I was giving birth...she held my hand and did everything to make me comfortable in the final minutes of labor. She's a true angel with a love for taking care of people. Wonderful office staff, impressive MA's, great facility, knowledgeable about many diverse healthcare options, and so, so wonderful. Truly the one I'd want to deliver every child of mine!

Dr. Larsen told me for almost 4 years that my symptoms were definitely NOT endometriosis because my…read morepain happened with ovulation. That's not when textbook cases of endometriosis get pain. I went to a better doctor and discovered I had pain with ovulation because there was a significant amount of endometriosis growing on my ovary.

Dr Larsen was terrible with me. He was condescending and judgmental towards me and further, he did…read morea women's exam when I explicit said no and said I was uncomfortable with it. He also said I could not have children because my ovaries were blocked. Years later after much pain and anguish, not only for me, but my little family, my new gynecologist said when you put dye through the fallopian tubes, they often spams and the dye does not go through the tubes. I was horrified to learn way too late, that I was fine and just needed a small dose of supplemental hormones. I learned this when I got pregnant at age 46 and lost the baby five months into pregnancy. He is my nightmare and I never forget how he changed the course of my life. He was too uneducated, "old school" to know what happens when you push dye through fallopian tubes! I hope tragedy befalls him like he caused for me and my family. Shame on you Dr Larsen.

Very good doctor but with 7 partners, your chances are very high to have a partner deliver. Also,…read morethe office staff is very rude, especially the office manager. Instead of treating you like a paying customer, she acts like she is doing you a favor when she processes your paperwork.

I have used dr froerer for all 4 of my pregnancies. He is amazing and I would never see another…read moredoctor. For a brief moment my insurance stopped covering him so I went to another doctor at the U hospital, I never saw the other doctor (only his midwives) and when I finally insisted on meeting him I found him off-putting. I told my husband we were going to pay out of pocket to have dr froerer treat me. He is very knowledgeable and has a very "it's your pregnancy" vibe about him! Like I said he is the best! His nurses Cristie and Pam are equally as amazing!

Horrible. He was unfamiliar with a condition affecting young pregnant women, called Spontaneous…read moreCoronary Artery Dissection and which caused me to have a SCAD heart attack, and I almost died. Dr. Yamashiro ran zero tests, saying my chest pain was "a normal part of pregnancy," and I now have permanent scarring on my heart and heart failure. An angiogram later showed that I had a heart attack, but was completely dismissed by Dr. Yamashiro!

Another super duper-ly awkward review to write. It's about (SPOILER ALERT!) lady parts. But some…read moreof us have them, and sometimes they require servicing (mind out of the gutter, please), so here goes: For those ladies who need only one thing addressed to choose an OB/GYN: yes, he knows the importance of a heating pad. For the rest of you: Dr. Yamashiro is absolutely, without question, the best doctor I have ever had. That is no exaggeration. Indeed, that may actually understate it. I first saw Dr. Yamashiro to deal with a grapefruit+-sized fibroid that Planned Parenthood discovered when I went in for an exam. My regular OB/GYN had apparently missed it only a few months earlier, and--after I went back to them post-PP diagnosis--they were all "oh, let's see if we can shrink it by giving you bad drugs for three months" and (from the ultrasound tech) "I hope you didn't want kids because I don't know how they can get this out without removing most of your [important lady parts]." (Really? Because I need to hear that from the ultrasound guy eight days before they can schedule time with an actual doctor? Asshole.) I then named my little (big) interloper Brad (short for Fibrad), and cast about for referrals from every pregnant woman with whom I was even moderately acquainted. Based on the advice of Random Pregnant Lady No. 8, off to Dr. Yamashiro I went, looking for a solid (and timely) second opinion about Brad. He found time to see me within a few days of my initial call, did the ultrasound on the spot, and said nothing scary while at the same time saying "this needs to come out, like, now." He was gentle, but informative and firm in his advice that I needed to abort Brad right away. He took the time to answer all my questions, both in his office and by telephone over the next few days, and fit me in for surgery within just a few weeks of my first visit. The surgery itself came off like a dream--although I was totally drugged up, so what do I know?--despite the fact that Brad was, apparently, both bigger and much squishier than we'd thought. Afterward, Dr. Yamashiro took the time to explain everything, and he was available by phone all through the recovery period. (He was also wise enough to take away my iPhone when I was--a few hours post-surgery and totally high on morphine--"editing" and e-mailing a press release for work that I wanted to go out later that day. I'm pretty sure I was typing "I just luuurve you soooo much" to my co-counsel at the time he intervened.) I have gone back to see him several times since then, first for my final post-surgery check-up, then for a consult, and now seemingly endless times because we are pregnant. (By "we" I don't mean me and Doc V., btw; just me and my partner.) He could not have been nicer and, in stark contrast to doctors at the previous OB or at the U's ART clinic, he remembers exactly who I am and what my history/his advice has been, and he takes the time to actually listen and provide solid recommendations. He even looked me right in the eye and handed me tissues when I briefly lapsed into crazy crying lady mode during the "trying phase." Now that's a damn good doctor. The previous reviewer said "I love, love, LOVE this man." Yeah? Well . . . MORE! Plus, his holiday card had him and his co-doctors dressed up as superheroes, with one of them named The Speculator. How can you not love that?

We have been coming here for my wife's entire pregnancy. Our dr is Cathleen Langer. She has been…read morewonderful, knowledge, and professional. I would highly recommend her. The only reason I give 4 instead of 5 stars is because of the extremely long waits for Dr. Langer. If our appointment is in the afternoon, the wait before you even see the dr is likely to be 1hr + ( and that's after your appointment time)

This is a wonderful doctor office and women's health place! My doctor, Dr. Colby has been…read moreabsolutely wonderful through my whole pregnancy, I felt safe in his hands every visit. He goes to extra mile to make sure you and your baby are healthy and safe! I couldn't be more pleased with my care and treatment I received. The office is filled with wonderful nurses and secretaries they make you feel comfortable. I recommend Jordan Valley to any woman. Thank you guys for keeping us safe during this pandemic!